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In this course, you'll focus on your dance practice, whether you're just starting out or already established. You'll use ideas from dance and other art forms to explore new ways of researching and creating choreography in both professional and academic settings. The curriculum lets you dive into your personal interests, practice research, and industry trends.
This course balances teaching with independent study and is mostly hands-on, with activities in studios and some classroom-based seminars and lectures. You'll learn about research methods, artistic viewpoints, collaboration, and connecting with your audience. We encourage you to personalize your studies by incorporating your background, identity, culture, and specific movement practices. Teaching is provided by renowned artists and academics in dance and creative practices.
Key Features
- Collaborate with FABRIC: Work with the renowned FABRIC and its iC4C, known internationally for supporting innovative choreographic work.
- Learn from Experts: Gain insights from practising artists and internationally recognized academics at DMU, as well as visiting artists from FABRIC and industry partners.
- Practice-Focused Learning: Your artistic practice is central to your learning, helping you understand how to place your work in the context of practice research.
- Innovative Choreography: Study choreography as an evolving art form and explore new ways of thinking that will challenge and enhance your practice.
- Professional Experience: Gain real-world experience by engaging with a professional organization and receive mentoring and industry connections to support your professional growth.
- Excellent Facilities: DMU is recognized as a Centre for Excellence in Performance Arts, offering specialized studios and rehearsal spaces designed for dance learning activities.
